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By Khaled A., on February 14th, 2010
Update: on Yousef’s shipment: finally in Jeddah, again. Wanna see something funny? Here’s the shipment mapped.
DHL EasyShop is another US forwarding services similar to MyUS. I didn’t get the chance to try it but if you’re interested read this first impressions post on 2:48am and this site dedicated to comment about how bad it really [...]
By Essam, on August 16th, 2009
Let’s face it, imported products sold and distributed in Saudi Arabia are not necessarily on par price-wise with what you may find online, which is why most people have turned to shipping services such as Aramex, DHL’s Easy Shop, UPS’ World Ship, and many others currently entering the fray for their shopping (and shipping) needs. [...]
By Orchidbuy, on August 1st, 2009
It’s all about the shopping. The easier it gets, the more we spend. Online shopping remains to be my favorite. And what makes it trouble-free is my best US mail forwarder My USA Box.
What I believe stands out of the services of My USA Box compared to other similar outlets, is the user friendly [...]
By Khaled A., on July 29th, 2009
Did you try to buy from a site such as Newegg but you find out that they don’t accept your Saudi based credit card and refuse to ship to Aramex mailbox? Even though they used to work before.
I have talked about MyUS before. Now I will explain in detail one of their services “MyUS Personal [...]
By Khaled A., on July 19th, 2009
We’ve all been there, you wanted that brand new MacBook Pro but the prices in Saudi Arabia compared to Amazon are exorbitant! So what should you do?
There are a lot of international package forwarding companies that can ship to Saudi Arabia. One of the most common services is Aramex’s Shop&Ship but they have increased their [...]
By Khaled A., on July 4th, 2009
SaudiMac has a price list of the new MacBook Pro models. But should you buy them from Saudi Arabia or just buy them online from Amazon.
Quick overview on your Apple choices in Saudi Arabia: stores “authorized” by Arab Computers stores and “independant” stores (itechia, ADAM, apparently Global Store and others). AC Macs appear to be [...]
By Khaled A., on June 3rd, 2009
Tracking multiple shipments can be a pain. I usually use a Mac OS X Dashboard widget named Delivery Status. But I also found about an interesting method to track shipments using Twitter!
First of all you need a Twitter account. Follow @trackthis, it will auto follow you immediatly. While you are at it, follow us @sauditech [...]
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